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The competition, with its theme of ‘Chance’ is open to writers over the age of 16 from any part of the world and will be judged by...
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Arts University Bournemouth's International Poetry Prize is an annual poetry competition that attracts writers aged 16 and over from all across the world.
We're delighted with this second year of the competition. We received over 270 entries from 17 countries, with poets responding to our competition theme of Choice.
Please read our 2022 competition anthology below.
The 2022 AUB International Poetry Prize Digital Anthology was designed by AUB student Keytrin Gyumova and edited by AUB BA (Hons) Creative Writing lecturer Elizabeth Woodgate.
The anthology celebrates all prize-winning and longlisted poems from the competition, judged by Glyn Maxwell, and the work of our BA (Hons) Creative Writing students.
Winner
Runners-up
Highly Commended
Glyn Maxwell's books of poetry include How The Hell Are You, which was shortlisted for the T S Eliot Award; Pluto, which was shortlisted...
The competition, with its theme of ‘Chance’ is open to writers over the age of 16 from any part of the world and will be judged by...
The competition, with its theme of ‘Change’ is open to writers over the age of 16 from any part of the world and will be judged by...
The AUB International Poetry Prize 2023 (the "Poetry Prize") is organised by Arts University Bournemouth ("AUB")...
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